Spider-Man: Brand New Day Nears the All-Time Domestic Box Office Crown

Six weekends. One No. 1. And a domestic haul that has Hollywood staring at a number once thought untouchable. Spider-Man: Brand New Day has cleared roughly $923–925 million in North America after another Labor Day weekend, leaving it only about $12–13 million behind Star Wars: The Force Awakens ($936.6 million), the long-standing domestic champion.

Trackers widely expect the Marvel adventure to claim the crown within days. Staying power is the real story: few modern blockbusters still own the weekend chart this deep into their run. Brand New Day has matched rare company — joining No Way Home and the first two Avatar films as titles that held No. 1 for six straight weeks — while also posting one of the fastest climbs to $900 million domestically.

Worldwide, the picture is enormous: about $2.4 billion, currently third all-time behind Avatar and Avengers: Endgame. Even if the global crown stays out of reach, a domestic record would define the franchise and 2026’s theatrical year. Competition is finally circling — next week brings serious challengers tipped to end Spidey’s reign at the top — but until then every evening screening still feels like history in slow motion.

For a clear snapshot of the chase and the Labor Day numbers, see this box-office roundup. The vibe for fans is pure popcorn catharsis: a summer tentpole that refused to fade when the calendar flipped to September. If projections hold, Brand New Day will not just beat a record — it will rewrite what “legs” look like in the streaming era.

One more week of receipts could rewrite the domestic leaderboard. Until the crown flips, Tom Holland’s latest web-slinger still owns the room.